Kirpichi / Кирпичи

Four excellent female performers - and their colleagues - have new releases to announce. They come from the stages of Moscow, St. Petersburg, and... Nashville. Tales of creative risk and new lands come together.
As Western genres of songwriting travel eastwards, they take with them all manner of assumptions and stereotypes. Those same markers, however, are often treated very differently by the time they reach Slavic soil.
The St Petersburg trio Kirpichi have just published a new collection of witty, worldly songs about the value of deliberate indifference to pomp and circumstance. Humor and laziness become powerful tools
Kapkan Records is a major label in the field of Russian nu- and alt-metal. Despite its size and reputation, however, the project is still keen to avoid the risks of complacency. We examine some recent releases
Recent events in Moscow have led some to question the "rebellious" nature of Russian rock music - and whether it even exists any more. If not, what are the new values that might replace it?
Last summer we took a look at the work of Flu GI from the Moscow suburb of Lobnya, followed by their side-project Terra Fantastica in December. Seemingly alternating between these two outfits, Nikita Kouznetsov has now swung his attention back to the former: Flu GI have a brand new album for the...
Kirpichi ("Bricks") are a well-established St. Petersburg band who stroll confidently back and forth between rock and hip-hop registers; they do so in ways that clearly suggest The Beastie Boys as distant, kindred spirits. With this new release - "Glavklub" (Main Club) - they again move away fro...
A couple of weeks ago, the new album appeared from St Petersburg rockers, Kirpichi ("Bricks").  Recorded over the summer of 2008, it's the eighth release from the band, coming two years after their previous effort.  The CD's title is explained by the group as follows:  "All songs are like sto...
The Russian Association of Independent Genres has just offered for free download the album "Dante/Moscow" by Won James Won.  This net-release comes as part of RAIG's new online venture, "Accessory Takes." The album consists of a single 30-minute composition originally designed to accompany...

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Audio

Kirpichi – Speak Russian!
Kirpichi – Release (Lift Me Up)
Kirpichi – Cannibal Horse
Kirpichi – We Love You, Neighbors
Kirpichi – Say 'Kirpichi!"
Kirpichi – Here's My Fist
Kirpichi – Train to the Arbat
Kirpichi – Photographer "Medved 75"
Kirpichi – List of Chores
Kirpichi – My Club